to support us after she's gone. after she's done it, i'm sure there won't be an autopsy or anything because she is terminal with lung cancer. so if she slips into a coma and dies, everyone will think it was just her cancer and the natural causes that did it. >> our perspective is what we do is absolutely legal, and we do not believe that we could be prosecuted or that there could be anything but a frivolous lawsuit brought against us. but nevertheless, the law is murky in the majority of the states. and so the organization draws its line. we have our eligibility criteria, we have our protocols, we have certain rules that we believe keep us on the right side of the law. we, under no circumstances, will ever be the source of the medication. we, under no circumstances, will absolutely ever be in the position of administering medication. no one does this to you. it is not euthanasia. it is not lying there and waiting for someone to administer the medication for you. >> narrator: although compassion & choices insists tha